I have heard that people who go on a thru-hike and during that time don't use smelly chemicals get really sensitive to smells. When they return back to the "civilisation" they get overwhelmed with all the smells: perfume, deodorant, hair products etc.
Collecting and exchanging seeds would also be really interesting. I have heard that in England that is a big thing.I should try some of these....
Reduce Your Food Waste: Grow New Fruit & Vegetables From Kitchen Scraps
Here's an excellent way to save money and eat healthy: Learn how to grow vegetables and fruits from kitchen scraps. It's easier than you think!thebeet.com
I have yet to find the logic with hair. You try to tame it by washing or not washing and it still does what it does...
Oh damn, I wish that would be the norm!I buy perfume free beauty products.
I was talking about the natural smell of hair that hasn't been washed though, the body oils
. That happened during the time I was wasn't using shampoo--started ok, then got unbearable. I smell it on others as wellOh yeah, I also have experienced that during my no-poo method period. But that was because I wasn't washing with water every day (and might I add, I also brushed my hair with this nasty boar bristle brush: it collects the nastyness from the hair and you are supposed to wash the brush instead of your hair, but of course I forgot to wash it, so it smelled pretty bad), now I do wash with water almost every day and the hair doesn't smell. I don't own that brush anymore, I don't think I'll ever buy a hair brush, even if I grow my hair out: I'll just use my fingers. It's also possible to reduce the smell by washing hat and pillow case (if you use a pillow) regularly.I
I was talking about the natural smell of hair that hasn't been washed though, the body oils
I dislike strong perfumes, but body odors are just horrid
Yeah... But it's very exhausting and overwhelming to get all that sensory input every time I visit the world of mutant monkeys. Oggy has jokingly said that I have a dogs sense of smell.
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I was talking about the natural smell of hair that hasn't been washed though, the body oils
I dislike strong perfumes, but body odors are just horrid
I wash my hair (and beard) when I shower, and just use the bar of soap I'm cleaning the rest of me with. I'm currently using Ivory, which I'm pretty sure is unscented. (Then again, maybe that 56/100ths of a percent that isn't pure soap is perfume!
) I haven't tried showering without using any soap on my hair, except during the summer- I don't use air conditioning and walking is my main transportation, so of course I need to shower more often during the warm season.
Man, I bet she itches!
- Miss Universe R'Bonney Gabriel didn't wash her hair for two weeks while competing.
- Gabriel told Insider she avoided daily showers so she could preserve her self-tanner.
- She also let hairspray build up in her hair because it made her curls look "clean and crisp."
Miss Universe R'Bonney Gabriel revealed she didn't wash her hair for 2 weeks while competing in the pageant
R'Bonney Gabriel told Insider she avoided daily showers during the Miss Universe competition so that she could preserve her self-tanner.sports.yahoo.com
(and stinky)I do every two weeks, but when I was a kid we changed the sheets every week. I will sometimes change the pillowcase more often, though.I saw this on today's morning news. Apparently some men only change their sheets once every 4 months! I assumed that
a weekly change was the norm. However, I never iron only wash and leave to dry out in the sunshine. However, I do change
the pillowcase every other day.
Experts reveal how often you should change your bedding
British experts told FEMAIL that leaving dirty sheets on a mattress could lead to health issues, after a radio presenter told Stacey Solomon he would only change bedding once a month.www.dailymail.co.uk
